What's the ideal business structure in Texas for sole-owner, flipping business that offers anonymity, tax efficiency and asset protection? Does anyone have a recommendation between Texas series LLC and WY(or NV) C-cor...

My sister and I would like to BRRRR a property together. What is the best way to work that out on paper? I was told it would be difficult to refinance with two names on the title. So I'm curious what we should do? 

Hi there! I'm really wanting to get started in real estate investing, but finances are tight (I'm sure that sounds very familiar to all of you!).I was intrigued by a program Lee Arnold has, which is essentially becomi...

I had a showing today for our rental property and the individual said her kids (all 18 years old or older) would be living with her and that one of them is disabled. My requirements state all individuals 18 years or o...

Not considering this legal advice, but looking for a high level answer and/or if you can point me to an online resource that can explain teh difference.My understanding is that under SEC Rule 506, Part D, NY requires ...

I would like to make my own yellow letter using a color printer.

Has anyone ever done this before? if so, what font did you use to replicate the red ink from a Sharpie?

I'm curious to see how other landlords keep & store your important papers--tenant contracts, deeds, receipts, taxes etc. I used to keep contracts in binders as shown in photos but with more properties, it's not wo...

Hi Friends! Today I have a question specifically about Baltimore County rent court.I hire a company called myrentcourt.com to file any Failure to Pay Rent / Warrant of Restitution paperwork and attend court on my beha...

Some banks I have seen are either moving slow or not foreclosing at all. They seem to have a wait and see approach to homes that are under water.  I have seen most of these loans  from Chase, Bank of Amer, Wells, etc ...

Any experience with these? Looks good on paper:- owner retains legal title to property -so protected against buyer's default-- buyer pays for property taxes, insurance and maintenance (kinda "triple-net'" on residenti...